B

  1. Bach, [(238)]
  2. [Baltic race], [(223)] [(225)] [(226)]
  3. Bantu languages (Africa), [(71)] [(113)] [(122)] [(123)] [(134)] [(135)] [(151)] [(221)] [(230)]
  4. Bantus, [(230)] [(231)]
  5. Basque (Pyrenees), [(164)] [(219)]
  6. Bengali (India), [(155)] [(163)]
  7. Berber. See [Hamitic].
  8. Bohemians, [(225)]
  9. Bontoc Igorot (Philippines), [(75)] [(81)]
  10. Borrowing, morphological, [(215-17)] [(219)] [(220)]
  11. Borrowing, word, [(205-7)]
    1. phonetic adaptation in, [(210)] [(211)]
    2. resistances to, [(207-10)]
  12. Breton, [(225)]
  13. Bronchial tubes, [(48)]
  14. Browning, [(239)] [(240)]
  15. Buddhism, influence of, [(207)] [(209)]
  16. Burmese, [(207)]
  17. Bushman (S. Africa), [(55)] [(230)]
  18. Bushmen, [(221)] [(230)] [(231)]

C

  1. [Cambodgian] (S.E. Asia), [(71)] [(75)] [(108)] [(134)] [(150)] [(155)] [(207)] [(209)] [(219)]
  2. Carlyle, [(242)]
  3. Carrier (British Columbia), [(71)]
  4. Case, [(115)]
    1. See [Attribution]; [Object]; [Personal relations]; [Subject].
  5. Case-system, history of, [(174-7)]
  6. Caucasus, languages of, [(213)]
  7. Celtic. See [Celts].
  8. Celtic languages, [(78)] [(79)]
  9. [Celts], [(224)] [(225)] [(226)]
    1. Brythonic, [(224)]
  10. “Cerebral” articulations, [(54)]
  11. Chaucer, English of, [(179)] [(188)] [(191)] [(211)]
  12. [Chimariko] (N. California), [(73)]
  13. Chinese:
    1. absence of affixes, [(70)]
    2. analytic character, [(135)] [(136)]
    3. attribution, [(101)]
    4. compounds, [(67)]
    5. grammatical concepts illustrated, [(96)] [(97)]
    6. influence, [(205)] [(207)]
    7. “inner form,”, [(132)]
    8. pitch accent, [(55)] [(83)] [(84)]
    9. radical words, [(29)]
    10. relational use of material words, [(108)]
    11. sounds, [(49)]
    12. stress, [(119)]
    13. structure, [(150)] [(154)] [(155)]
    14. style, [(243)]
    15. survivals, morphological, [(152)]
    16. symbolism, [(134)]
    17. verse, [(243)] [(244)] [(245)]
    18. word duplication, [(80)]
    19. word order, [(66)] [(97)] [(118)]
  14. [Chinook] (N. Amer.), [(66)] [(73)] [(76)] [(80)] [(121)] [(122)] [(123)] [(124)] [(135)] [(136)] [(151)] [(155)] [(220)]
  15. Chipewyan (N. Amer.), [(71)]
    1. C. Indians, [(228)]
  16. Chopin, [(238)]
  17. Christianity, influence of, [(206)]
  18. Chukchi, [(230)]
  19. Classification:
    1. of concepts, rigid, [(104)] [(105)]
    2. of linguistic types, [(129-56)]
    3. See [Structure, linguistic].
  20. “Clicks,” [(55)] [(81)]
  21. Composition, [(29)] [(30)] [(64)] [(145)]
    1. absence of, in certain languages, [(68)]
    2. types of, [(69)] [(70)]
    3. word order as related to, [(67)] [(68)]
  22. [Concepts], [(12)] [(25-30)] [(31)]
  23. [Concepts, grammatical]:
    1. analysis of, in sentence, [(86-94)]
    2. classification of, [(104)] [(105)]
    3. concrete, [(86)] [(87)] [(92)] [(106)]
    4. concrete relational, [(98-102)] [(107)]
    5. concreteness in, varying degree of, [(108)] [(109)]
    6. [derivational], [(87)] [(88)] [(92)] [(106)]
    7. derivational, abstract, [(109-11)]
    8. essential, [(98)] [(99)] [(107)] [(108)]
    9. grouping of, non-logical, [(94)]
    10. lack of expression of certain, [(97)] [(98)]
    11. pure relational, [(99)] [(107)] [(179)]
    12. radical, [(88)] [(92)] [(98)]
    13. redistribution of, [(94-8)]
    14. [relational], [(89-93)] [(98)] [(99)]
    15. thinning-out of significance of, [(102-4)]
    16. types of, [(106)] [(107)] [(108)] [(109)]
    17. typical categories of, [(113-15)]
    18. See [Structure, linguistic].
  24. [Concord], [(100)] [(120-23)]
  25. Concrete concepts. See [Concepts].
  26. Conflict, [(167)] [(168)] [(171)] [(172)]
  27. Consonantal change, [(26)] [(61)] [(64)] [(78)] [(79)]
  28. Consonants, [(52-4)]
    1. combinations of, [(56)]
  29. Coördinate sentences, [(37)]
  30. Corean, [(205)]
  31. Croce, Benedetto, [(237)] [(239)]
  32. Culture, [(221)]
    1. language and, [(227-30)] [(231)] [(232)] [(233-5)]
    2. language as aspect of, [(2)] [(10)]
    3. language, race and, [(222)] [(223)] [(230)] [(231)]
    4. reflection of history of, in language, [(206)] [(207)]
  33. Culture areas, [(221)] [(222)] [(228)]

D

  1. [Danish], [(49)] [(110)] [(136)] [(175)] [(217)]
  2. Demonstrative ideas, [(97)] [(98)] [(114)]
  3. Dental articulations, [(54)] [(192)]
  4. Derivational concepts. See [Concepts].
  5. Determinative structure, [(135)]
  6. Dialects:
    1. causes of, [(160-3)]
    2. compromise between, [(159)]
    3. distinctness of, [(159)]
    4. drifts in, diverging, [(183)] [(184)]
    5. drifts in, parallel, [(184-93)]
    6. splitting up of, [(162)] [(164)]
    7. unity of, [(157-9)]
  7. Diffusion, morphological, [(217-20)]
  8. Diphthongs, [(56)]
  9. Drift, linguistic, [(160-3)] [(183)] [(184)]
    1. components of, [(172-4)]
    2. determinants of, in English, [(168-82)]
    3. direction of, [(165)] [(166)] [(183)]
    4. direction of, illustrated in English, [(166-8)]
    5. examples of general, in English, [(174-82)]
    6. parallelisms in, [(184-93)]
    7. speed of, [(183)] [(184)]
    8. See [Phonetic Law]; [Phonetic processes].
  10. Duplication of words, [(79-81)]
  11. Dutch, [(175)] [(188)] [(212)] [(224)]

E

  1. Elements of speech, [(24-42)]
  2. Emotion, expression of:
    1. involuntary, [(3)]
    2. linguistic, [(39-41)]
  3. English:
    1. agentive suffix, [(87)]
    2. analogical leveling, [(202)] [(203)]
    3. analytic tendency, [(135)] [(136)] [(216)] [(217)]
    4. animate and inanimate, [(176)] [(177)] [(179)] [(180)]
    5. aspect, [(114)]
    6. attribution, [(101)]
    7. case, history of, [(169)] [(170)] [(175-7)] [(179)]
    8. compounds, [(67)] [(68)] [(69)] [(70)]
    9. concepts, grammatical, in sentence, [(86-94)]
    10. concepts, passage of concrete into derivational, [(108)] [(109)]
    11. consonantal change, [(64)] [(78)]
    12. culture of speakers of, [(229)] [(230)]
    13. desire, expression of, [(39)]
    14. diminutive suffix, [(87)]
    15. drift, [(166-82)]
    16. duplication, word, [(79)] [(80)]
    17. esthetic qualities, [(241)] [(243)]
    18. feeling-tone, [(41)] [(42)]
    19. form, word, [(59)] [(60)] [(61)]
    20. French influence on, [(206)] [(207)] [(208)] [(210)] [(211)] [(215)] [(216)]
    21. function and form, [(93)] [(94)]
    22. fusing and juxtaposing, [(137)] [(138)] [(139-41)]
    23. gender, [(100)]
    24. Greek influence on, [(215)] [(216)]
    25. influence of, [(207)]
    26. influence on, morphological, lack of deep, [(215-17)]
    27. interrogative words, [(170)]
    28. invariable words, tendency to, [(180-2)] [(208)]
    29. infixing, [(75)]
    30. Latin influence on, [(206)] [(207)] [(208)] [(215)] [(216)]
    31. loan-words, [(182)]
    32. modality, [(90)] [(91)] [(92)] [(93)]
    33. number, [(90)] [(91)]
    34. order, word, [(65)] [(66)] [(170)] [(171)] [(177-9)] [(191)] [(192)]
    35. parts of speech, [(123-5)]
    36. patterning, formal, [(62)] [(63)]
    37. personal relations, [(91)] [(92)] [(93)]
    38. phonetic drifts, history of, [(184-93)] [(194)] [(197-9)]
    39. phonetic leveling, [(193)] [(194)]
    40. phonetic pattern, [(200)] [(206)]
    41. plurality, [(38)] [(39)] [(100)] [(105)] [(106)] [(202)]
    42. race of speakers of, [(223-7)]
    43. reference, definiteness of, [(89)] [(90)] [(92)] [(93)]
    44. relational words, [(32)]
    45. relations, genetic, [(163)] [(175)] [(183)] [(218)]
    46. rhythm, [(171)] [(172)]
    47. sentence, analysis of, [(37)]
    48. sentence, dependence of word on, [(116)]
    49. sound-imitative words, [(6)] [(80)]
    50. sounds, [(44)] [(45)] [(49)] [(51)] [(53)] [(54)]
    51. stress and pitch, [(36)] [(55)] [(83)]
    52. structure, [(151)] [(180)]
    53. survivals, morphological, [(149)] [(152)]
    54. symbolism, [(134)]
    55. syntactic adhesions, [(117)] [(118)]
    56. syntactic values, transfer of, [(120)]
    57. tense, [(91)] [(93)] [(102)] [(103)] [(104)]
    58. verb, syntactic relations of, [(115)]
    59. verse, [(245)] [(246)]
    60. vocalic change, [(76)]
    61. word and element, analysis of, [(25)] [(26)] [(27)] [(28)] [(29)] [(30)] [(35)]
  4. English, Middle, [(175)] [(176)] [(188)] [(191)] [(201)] [(202)] [(203)]
  5. English people, [(223)] [(224)]
  6. [Eskimo], [(60)] [(68)] [(70)] [(74)] [(118)] [(134)] [(135)] [(230)] [(243)]
  7. Eskimos, [(230)]
  8. Ewe (Guinea coast, Africa), [(80)] [(84)] [(150)] [(154)] [(155)]
  9. Expiratory sounds, [(55)]
  10. “Explosives,” [(52)]

F

  1. Faucal position, [(53)]
  2. Feeling-tones of words, [(41)] [(42)]
  3. Fijians, [(230)]
  4. Finnish, [(135)] [(155)] [(219)]
  5. Finns, [(226)]
  6. Flemish, [(212)]
  7. “Foot, feet” (English), history of, [(184-93)] [(197-9)] [(201)] [(202)]
  8. Form, cultural, [(233)] [(234)]
    1. feeling of language for, [(58)] [(62)] [(63)] [(152)] [(153)] [(210)] [(220)]
    2. “inner,” [(132)] [(133)]
  9. Form, linguistic:
    1. conservatism of, [(102-4)]
    2. differences of, mechanical origin of, [(105)] [(106)]
    3. elaboration of, reasons for, [(102-6)]
    4. function and, independence of, [(59-63)] [(93)] [(94)]
    5. grammatical concepts embodied in, [(82-126)]
    6. grammatical processes embodying, [(59-85)]
    7. permanence of different aspects of, relative, [(153-6)]
    8. twofold consideration of, [(59-61)]
    9. See [Structure, linguistic].
  10. Form-classes, [(105)] [(113)]
    1. See [Gender].
  11. Formal units of speech, [(33)]
  12. “Formlessness, inner,” [(132)] [(133)]
  13. [Fox] (N. Amer.), [(74)]
  14. French:
    1. analytical tendency, [(135)] [(136)] [(137)]
    2. esthetic qualities, [(241)]
    3. gender, [(102)] [(104)] [(113)]
    4. influence, [(205)] [(206)] [(207)] [(208)] [(209)] [(210)] [(211)] [(212)] [(215)] [(216)]
    5. order, word, [(67)]
    6. plurality, [(99)]
    7. sounds, [(51)] [(212)]
    8. sounds as words, single, [(24)]
    9. stress, [(55)] [(118)]
    10. structure, [(151)] [(154)]
    11. tense forms, [(103)]
    12. verse, [(245)] [(246)]
  15. French, Norman, [(224)]
  16. French people, [(224)] [(225)]
  17. Freud, [(168)]
  18. Fricatives, [(52)]
  19. Frisian, [(175)] [(224)]
  20. Ful (Soudan), [(79)] [(81)]
  21. Function, independence of form and, [(59-63)] [(93)] [(94)]
  22. Functional units of speech, [(33)]
  23. [Fusion], [(137)] [(138)] [(139)] [(140)] [(141)] [(149)]
  24. Fusional languages, [(147)] [(150)] [(151)]
    1. See [Fusion].
  25. Fusional-agglutinative, [(148)] [(150)] [(151)]
  26. Fusional-isolating, [(148)] [(150)]
  27. “Fuss, Füsse” (German), history of, [(184)] [(185)] [(191-3)] [(197-99)]